简体中文 (Simplified Chinese)

eSafety Commissioner（电子安全专员办公室，简称“eSafety”）是澳大利亚的网络安全独立监管机构。我们是澳大利亚政府机构。

eSafety 帮助保护所有澳大利亚人免受网络危害，并提倡更安全、更积极的网络体验。我们拥有法律权力，可在大多数在线平台和论坛上为遭受虐待或伤害的澳大利亚人提供保护。

eSafety 还提供免费的在线安全计划和资源。

eSafety 可以帮助删除严重有害的在线内容。严重有害的内容包括：

• 儿童网络欺凌
• 成人网络虐待
• 未经当事人同意而传播的私密照片或视频
• 非法和受限制的内容。

如需了解举报方式，请访问：eSafety.gov.au/report

您可以使用谷歌翻译阅读本页面的英文内容。

On this page:

• What to do if you see distressing content online
• Adult cyber abuse
• Cyberbullying
• Resources for parents and carers
• Resources for school teachers
• Domestic and family violence
• Basic digital skills

Online spaces should be safe for everyone, but you may sometimes come across content that is distressing – especially if it shows extreme violence or acts of terrorism.

This fact sheet has information about what to do and how to get support if you see online content that is seriously harmful and disturbing.

成年人网络暴力快速指南

本指南解释了什么是成年人网络暴力、如果遭遇网络暴力该怎么办，以及如何举报和获得帮助。

网络欺凌快速指南

本指南解释了什么是网络欺凌、如果遭遇网络欺凌该怎么办，以及如何举报和获得帮助。

Online safety for every family

These short videos and easy-to-read advice sheets will give you the confidence to talk with your children about online safety. 

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Tagged

An award-winning short film supported by teaching resources that encourages young people to reflect on the consequences of cyberbullying, sharing intimate images, and a negative digital reputation. Suitable for 14 to 17 year-olds.

About the film (19 mins): When a group of high-school friends post a rumour about a rival it sparks a chain reaction that leaves no one untouched. Cyberbullying, sexting, filmed fights and police involvement ensue — will these friends avoid being tagged forever?

More Chinese versions are available in our education section.

Advice and information to assist people who are experiencing online abuse as part of domestic and family violence.

Download the guides for more information